Original Art Auction Catalogs 0

[thethedew]

For some time, I've let these things pile up, thinking I might want to flip through them in future.

BUT.  I find I don't.  'Micronauts' just doesn't come up that often in auctions, and I'm not enough of a generalist to find the rest of these worth more than the initial perusal.  I think others will do a better job of keeping these things as a reference/record.  Anyone else have trouble making this realization?

Out they go!

[Will_K]

Years ago, I asked HA to stop sending catalogs to me.  At the time, I couldn't find an opt-out, not sure if they even have one on HA.com. 

The catalogs take up so much room and weigh a ton.  So much easier to just do a search and research on HA.com.  MyTrackedLots is so much better to keep track of interests.

Edited June 20, 2023 by Will_K

[mtlevy1]

Does anyone know which catalogs may be worth keeping - before they hit the recycle?

[thethedew]

On 6/17/2023 at 8:03 PM, mtlevy1 said:

Does anyone know which catalogs may be worth keeping - before they hit the recycle?

I've just heard that non-Heritage catalogs are actually being sold on eBay, as they don't have as easy a reference function online.

[cstojano]

I think Prop Store catalogs are well possibly worth looking after. I had some, sold a few for around 30 on eBay, chucked the rest. I tossed all HA catalogs into the bin as well. I don't think they have any value, certainly not high enough value to warrant a trip to the PO. Hakes, CL, etc all beyond worthless I imagine. 

[Hekla]

I gave mine to a local comic dealer last year... he seemed excited to get them.